Summary

First, we explored the main ideas contained in the DevOps philosophy, followed by a few questions aimed at helping you construct a more objective perspective when it comes to adopting DevOps within your organization.

We have seen that DevOps is an effective combination of some older, proven Agile concepts and other more recently developed ones, and that it teaches us how to build better teams who write better software, get results faster, and collaborate effortlessly in an environment that encourages experimentation without compromising stability.

Now that we have covered the theory, the next chapter takes us into the practical application of DevOps. We are going to begin with examples of deploying infrastructure as code in the cloud.